Hello!
I'm Daniel Aguilar, a iOS developer specializing in UIKit and learning everything possible about this field.
Get in touch aguilar@dniel.me
I'm currently a iOS developer at Viewnext
where I specialise in creating high-quality native mobile applications using Swift as the main programming language. For graphic development I work with UIKit and SwiftUI.
In addition to my work in mobile development, I also have experience as a QA automation tester for web applications.
At Viewnext, I have had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects, ranging from small-scale applications to large-scale, complex projects that require significant attention to detail.
I am always excited to take on new challenges and to work with a team of skilled professionals to deliver high-quality results that exceed client expectations.
In my free time, I enjoy exploring new technologies and experimenting with new programming languages and taking photos.
- Swift
- Java
- JavaScript
- Kotlin
- C, C++, C#
- SQL
- UIKit
- SwiftUI
- Alamofire
- Google Analytics
- Firebase
- CryptoSwift
- React
- MySQL
- PL/SQL
- MongoDB
- NoSQL
- JDBC
- Git
- GitHub
- Jenkins
- SonarQube
- Cocoapods
- Sourcetree
- Postman
Maintenance of several projects and mainly evolutionary development for several mobile projects of the Iberdrola company.
As a senior developer specializing in native iOS applications, I am responsible for analyzing, implementing, and executing a diverse range of tasks. My objective is to ensure a seamless and enjoyable user experience by harnessing the capabilities of UIKit and SwiftUI, striving to deliver top-notch solutions for iOS users.
Automation of functional and unit tests for the international company Atradius. In this project, the primary tools used were Java with Selenium for web-related testing and SoapUI for assessing REST API endpoints.
Additionally, I developed automation tests for Mutua Madrileña, utilizing the Robot Framework for terminal machine testing.
Internship contract focused on front-end development for specific interfaces, involving the application of design patterns like MVP and MVC, utilization of Alamofire for REST communication, and conducting unit tests.
Crafting mesmerizing, customizable gradient wallpapers and lock screens for iOS. Tailor your designs by effortlessly switching between different main colors and background shades until you achieve your desired look. Additionally, you have the option to include or remove primary color rings with diverse gradients.
A website designed as a portfolio, comprising a page for a comprehensive person's description and their qualities, another page showcasing projects, and a final page featuring a contact form. The site is fully responsive, ensuring seamless adaptation to various computer and mobile resolutions. Notably, this project marked my initial foray into JavaScript and React development.
2D platformer game developed in Unity for Android, Windows, and Linux devices. Kailius is a highly entertaining game that challenges your skills. It features multiple progressively challenging levels and two primary missions that boost your score upon completion. Kailius draws inspiration from the aesthetics of classic 8-bit RPGs, showcasing PixelArt graphics.
Kailius is published on GitHub and Google Play
An application was created to explore the diverse authentication methods offered by Firebase, including Google account integration and conventional registration with database usage. Additionally, I used it to increase knowledge in interface design techniques.
Mobile application for scanning QR codes and barcodes to gain knowledge about Google's GMS API for Android devices.